Joseph A. Balzano Marine Terminal

At the Port of Camden, our busy Balzano Marine Terminal (formerly the Beckett Street Terminal) offers one-stop service for breakbulk and bulk cargoes. The facility handles all types of steel cargo, as well as project cargo, cocoa beans, gypsum, and other bulk cargoes on a regular basis. The facility features excellent interstate highway access and on-berth rail connectivity. At its Balzano Marine terminal, we  are committed to fully meeting the needs of today’s shippers in an efficient, expert, and cost-effective manner.

Capabilities

Location

101 Joseph A. Balzano Boulevard, Camden, New Jersey 08103

Specialized Cargoes

All steel products, scrap metal, gypsum, salt, cocoa beans, and wood products

Other Cargoes

Project and dry bulk cargoes

Terminal Area

122 acres (49.4 ha)

Inside Storage Capacity

1,168,441 SF (108,591 sq/m)

Berths

4: 2,000 LF (600 m)

Depth at MLW

35 ft (10.7 m) to 40 ft (12.2 m)

Heavy Lift Cranes

One multi-purpose Kocks bulk/container crane, 95 T (86.2 MT); one general purpose Paceco cargo/container crane, 35 T (31.8 MT)

Truck Gates

Balzano Boulevard main gate; 6 storage area gates

Highway Access

Direct access to I-676, I-76, US Rt.130 and I-295

Direct Transfer

Direct to and from truck/rail/vessel

Rail Connections

CSX and NS rail systems serviced by Conrail with integrated on-dock rail infrastructure

Tariff

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Terminal Operator

South Jersey Port Corporation, managing the public wharves and terminal. Ship labor is the Internal Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) through the Ports of the Delaware River Marine Trade Association (PMTA) member stevedores. For a list of members go to www.pmta.com/members. All other labor and terminal services are provided by SJPC.